You people have obviously never seen The Matrix.

No, not one of us.

Matrix 1 is definately my fave. Second fave would be... give it up to the favorite fake movie you always seem to download in kazaa... Fight Club! wooooo

Sorry to break it to ya, but matrix kicks pearl harbor ass. Know it comes as a shocker to ya.

jonconley has some good choices. But where did Pearl Harbor (2001) come into the equation. There is only one way to put it: that movie sucked!

LOL I have a list but hey

Hackers (was a c00 movie c'mon)
Pulp Fiction
Matrix Series
Lord of the Rings series
Slapshot
Blade Series
Evil Dead 1,2, and Army of Darkness
All monty pythons
Interview With a Vampire
Clockwork Orange
Apocolypse Now
Full Metal Jacket

Actully sry I am not going to go on, however as you know I got list and I love movies.

I forgot to put "The Game" circa 1992, i think.

"The Game" was pretty kick for sure. Blade also. "Interview with a Vampire" is pretty kick as well.

/me bows to The Game also. And to gizzy I believe, Boondock Saints was great. Fan of one of the brothers and a "flaming" Dafoe is spectacular Best scene, him and the chinese guy in the morning.

Haha Jon, yeah.

A long time ago I didn't have a favorite movie. I had only seen the regular shitty movies. Then, The Matrix. It was immedietly my favorite movie.

Then, I saw other good movies. And now I don't have a favorite, just alot higher standards.

Fight Club, Pulp Fiction, Reservoir Dogs, Following, Memento, Boondock, Trainspotting, Good Will Hunting (fuck you, it's good), Knockaround Guys, LA Confidential (not the shows City Confidential or LA Law, much better), and so on. I mean, now, there are so many great movies. I guess I could put them in an order but it would be hard.

Trainspotting was awesome ... as was LA Confidential ... and the rest of your list.

What about The Matrix Reloaded, how did it stackup to The Matrix?

Lawrence of Arabia.
Easily the most beautiful movie I've ever seen.

Agreed and Doctor Zhivago (1965)

Oops, left it out. I think that Reloaded was on the exact same plane of quality that the first was. Not in the same way, but I think everything evens out to be the same level. The reason you might not like it is, you would go in expecting it to be absolutely the best, but you forget that the movie has to get started, bring you up to speed, and so on.

I expected this one to have better action, worse plot (but still good, just that the first was so great). I expected the third to have worse action and plot (but both still good). Now that I've seen the second and changed my mind, I expect the third to be exactly the same level.

Oh yeah, forgot about Harvey

Great movie

whoa, jon...since when was mulholland drive an action movie? well, if by action you mean lesbian porn...yeah, i guess i could see it =P god, i can't believe nobody mentioned ghostbusters. or "we were soldiers". boondock saints was a great movie, but it sucks it wasn't in theaters b/c of all those psycho kids. speaking of psycho though, i'm a horror movie buff, so you'd have to add halloween and scream to my list...as well as, of course psycho(the original). i like it when the killer acts sane, but underneath it all can kill easily. or in the case of halloween, just a classic slasher flick. session 9 was really good too. as well as silence of the lambs. (first it rubs the lotion...) i'd say more, but this post would be a page long. and of course the action type films...like the matrix, or the net, star wars saga. i suppose the terminator would be here as well. saving private ryan and gettysburg were great war movies as well. comedy...there's something about mary, fish called wanda, wayne's world, army of darkness, princess bride (shut up), not sure if the royal tennenbaums would go here or drama...but in any case...drama: almost famous, i guess would go here. i'd also put mulholland drive in this category. and perhaps memento. and cool hand luke. btw, anyone who hasn't seen cool hand luke, definitly should. but i digress. favorite movie of all time: halloween/scream. they may not be the "best" movies....but they are my favorites. in fact, i think i'll go watch both of them right now.//